English self

noun

1. a breed of short-haired guinea pig that is a single colour throughout

Example Sentences

Over an eight-month course the students – invariably poor from surrounding slums - learn English, self defence, CPR, communication skills, and obtain their first driver’s licence.

From The Guardian

To find out, the scientists also questioned participants about their math and English “self concepts,” or how good they thought they were at those subjects and how much they enjoyed them.

From Time

Constructed on the hoof as a coat-hangered quick fix, Roy's Two Banks Of Four – often rejigged under pressure to one bank of 10 – travelled to Krakow, Donetsk and Kiev so unbowed by expectation that even this lack of momentum was hoist by some as a kind of passive‑aggressive secret weapon, seed perhaps for an ultimate triumph of English self‑deprecation.

From The Guardian

Constructed on the hoof as a coat-hangered quick fix, Roy's Two Banks Of Four – often rejigged under pressure to one bank of 10 – travelled to Krakow, Donetsk and Kiev so unbowed by expectation that even this lack of momentum was hoist by some as a kind of passive‑aggressive secret weapon, seed perhaps for an ultimate triumph of English self‑deprecation.

From The Guardian

Constructed on the hoof as a coat-hangered quick fix, Roy's Two Banks Of Four – often rejigged under pressure to one bank of 10 – travelled to Krakow, Donetsk and Kiev so unbowed by expectation that even this lack of momentum was hoist by some as a kind of passive‑aggressive secret weapon, seed perhaps for an ultimate triumph of English self‑deprecation.

From The Guardian